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 1    1,    2|        he looked at it.~“And you understand that language, don’t you?”
 2    1,    4|     Glenarvan.~“Yes, Edward, you understand me. The DUNCAN is a good
 3    1,    5|       such a wife, one who could understand and enter into all his views.
 4    1,   10|  separation, and—”~“Yes, dear, I understand, it is all right; and I
 5    1,   14|    myself. I insist upon it; you understand; I insist upon it. Heaven
 6    1,   15|    Glenarvan nor the Major could understand.~The Patagonian surveyed
 7    1,   15|       Patagonian, for he did not understand a single syllable.~However,
 8    1,   15|       made no reply.~“He doesn’t understand,” said the geographer.~“
 9    1,   15|       Vos compriendeis?“ (Do you understand?) shouted Paganel, at the
10    1,   15|     Evidently the Indian did not understand, for he replied in Spanish,~“
11    1,   15|          No comprendo“ (I do not understand).~It was Paganel’s turn
12    1,   15|         how is it that you don’t understand him then?”~“Why, of course,
13    1,   15|        to say, because you can’t understand him,” returned the Major
14    1,   15|   Patagonian, but he gave him to understand that it would be useless.~
15    1,   16|          is possible to make him understand the object of our expedition,
16    1,   16|        it the story he would not understand, or the storyteller?” said
17    1,   16|    Patagonian to speak.~“Does he understand?” said Glenarvan.~“That
18    1,   16|         Patagonian language. You understand him, my friends, he means
19    1,   18|       But how will you manage to understand what Thalcave says, Glenarvan?”
20    1,   18|       not fear either making him understand me, or my understanding
21    1,   18|        the bit.~Thalcave did not understand Thaouka, it turned out,
22    1,   18|          and gave his friends to understand they were lying there in
23    1,   19|          task for the two men to understand each other, but, most fortunately,
24    1,   19|          the prairie, making him understand that now was the time when
25    1,   19|      kept him back by making him understand the impossibility of their
26    1,   20|    apparently unable to make him understand. Thalcave’s gaze was fixed
27    1,   20|    Paganel. Thalcave and I can’t understand each other at all.”~After
28    1,   21|         The geographer could not understand what he meant by it, and
29    1,   21|   Thalcave. The Indian could not understand how so many words could
30    1,   21|         and said at last,~“Ah! I understand. It is all clear now; everything
31    1,   26|        Paganel tried to make him understand their new interpretation
32    2,    5|     Glenarvan was wise enough to understand this, and felt he must set
33    2,   11|       cried Glenarvan. “I do not understand you.”~“It is better than
34    2,   12|    Helena reassured him. “Do you understand English, my little man?”
35    2,   12|         asked the young lady.~“I understand it and speak it,” replied
36    2,   12|     arithmetic.~Toline could not understand this outburst of affection
37    2,   13|         one that you will easily understand. In this country where the
38    2,   17|       astonishment, at a loss to understand this unaccountable agitation.
39    2,   18|         Mulrady; and now you can understand why the brave fellow was
40    3,    4|        hardly sobered, could not understand his orders. His incoherent
41    3,    7|          New Zealand war. But to understand and appreciate the critical
42    3,   14| conceived,” said the Major.~“You understand,” replied the geographer, “
43    3,   16|        who does not in the least understand what he is being asked.~“
44    3,   16|        were totally at a loss to understand the bewilderment of the
45    3,   19|         were wholly at a loss to understand him.~“Yes!” he repeated, “